The following is the translation of the 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Woman who prefers to be called Ara, tells a sad moment when accompanying her father getting married for the second time. Her father decided to get married again not because of separation or divorce, but because Ara's mother passed away. Ara admits that initially she and her sibling did not accept their father's decision to get married again. However, for the happiness of their parents, she finally accepted the presence of a stepmother by her father's side."

After reflecting, Ara finally went home to accompany his father in the marriage ceremony with his stepmother. When he arrived at his stepmother's house, Ara felt really sad. He even cried loudly in his father's embrace. "When I arrived at my stepmother's house, I cried so much, hugging my father and hugging the family that was there," he said.

On the H day, Ara and her younger sibling accompanied their father to undergo the wedding ceremony with their stepmother. Ara wore a lime green Muslim attire, while her sibling wore a batik shirt. Meanwhile, their father wore a traditional Lampung Malay groom's attire in white.

When accompanying my father to get married, Ara admitted that her heart was mixed with both joy and sadness. Ara even cried uncontrollably during the wedding ceremony. Everyone present immediately hugged and comforted her. "It doesn't feel sincere, but as the eldest child, I have to be able to sincerely accept it for my father's happiness," she said.

After the wedding event, Ara returned to the city where she works. For a month, she kept her distance from her father. During that time, Ara often cried until she finally met her stepmother again during Eid. It turns out that the meeting on Eid brought a lot of happiness. Did Ara and her sibling's hearts melt about their father's marriage?